by alan | Jan 12, 2015 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
by alan | Jan 12, 2015 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
For portrait photographer Martin Schoeller, known for his signature eye-to-eye, full-face portraits, the least of his worries is having his subject stand still on the X marked on his seamless background. But when it came to a three-legged decorated war hero, one leg...
by alan | Jan 12, 2015 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
Who opened the door to battles over the Jim Morrison Estate? Who won … and what did they win when the dust settled? And does drinking your loved one’s blood constitute a valid marriage ceremony?Jim Morrison estate This is installment #2 of our weekly Estate...
by alan | Jan 11, 2015 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
Many who listen to Beethoven’s masterpieces would describe them as deeply heartfelt — and according to new research, this description may be surprisingly apt. The unusual rhythms found in some of Beethoven’s most iconic works may be linked to the...
by alan | Jan 11, 2015 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
The idea that during sleep our minds shut down from the outside world is ancient and one that is still deeply anchored in our view of sleep today, despite some everyday life experiences and recent scientific discoveries that would tend to prove that our brains don’t...
